Brutus is down :(

[Mopar1973Man]

Hey Randy, Pop testing injectors is typically free. It's only when the injector has to be tuned is when money comes out of pocket. Usually about $9 to $15 a injector. Through DAP its $71.50 a injector for RV275's. Through Vulcan Performance its $70.60 per injector.

[LiveOak]

so good news and some little bad news.  got the engine in, hooked up enough to run (no cooling system or intercooler)  good oil pressure, didnt check for blowby yet as i still heard a bit of injector knock on #6 i believe. So i am going to swap #6 with #1 and see if it moves and if it does i need to get another rv275. If it doesnt move, i will just break it in.

 

Does anyone have a single rv275 they have lying around they want to sell? It is the only thing that is still "original" to that cylinder and i think it may have been damaged when it broke down.

 

I am inclined to agree with W&F on this. 

 

I understand that money is tight.  The point being that you do NOT want to throw good money after bad.  Who does?  Think of it in these terms:

 

 

For Want of a Nail

For want of a nail the shoe was lost.

For want of a shoe the horse was lost.

For want of a horse the rider was lost.

For want of a rider the message was lost.

For want of a message the battle was lost.

For want of a battle the kingdom was lost.

And all for the want of a horseshoe nail.

 

 

Think again about the money you may save and what that injector or injectors may ultimately cost you.  Just don't want to see the possibility of all of your hard work and money spent be lost. 

 

 

Edited October 12, 2014 by LiveOak

[CUMMINSDIESELPWR]

ill be making calls monday and get this taken care of

[CUMMINSDIESELPWR]

ok new injector came in and buttoned everything up and started. #6 still knocks like it individually advanced or something, i cracked the line and it goes away. i have a little white smoke but also ive yet to do break in. the only thing left is the vp44 is possibly messed up, im at a loss now...

any ideas will be appreciated.

Edited October 16, 2014 by CUMMINSDIESELPWR

[Wild and Free]

_{What are the exhaust manifold temps at each cylinder when shot with an IR gun?}

 

_{Remember the inline 6 cylinder firing order is 153624.  On many occasions if you think #6 is knocking is because it is working harder to compensate for # 5 or 3 being week or dead.}  

 

_{Once again throwing money and parts at things due to not knowing / following the basics.}

[CUMMINSDIESELPWR]

edit

Edited October 16, 2014 by CUMMINSDIESELPWR

[CUMMINSDIESELPWR]

Well i went with my brothers suggestion and drove it and get it hot, the issue cleared itself and the white smoke that was happening went away as soon as #6 cleared and the knock disappeared

[CUMMINSDIESELPWR]

ty all for the assistance

[CUMMINSDIESELPWR]

knock before it cleared

http://youtu.be/JvnTSoWcJ8A

Edited October 17, 2014 by CUMMINSDIESELPWR

[CUMMINSDIESELPWR]

here it is after the knock cleared on its own

http://youtu.be/_ug5hBArzx8

[MnTom]

On your first video with the knock, are you trying to scare the pants off of people at the end?

So what do you attribute the knock going away from? That is different.......

[LiveOak]

Great to see that you got this beast working right. I am scratching my head on this injector issue as it could be a number of things that was causing it. For now, it is working and that sure beats a stick in the eye. Go with it but I would keep a watch eye AND ear out for this issue in the future. Hopefully it will not recur. Nice job getting the truck back together.

[rancherman]

 

So what do you attribute the knock going away from? That is different.......

I vote for  air in the  line.  So, not really a 'knock'  but  a partially  dead  cylinder.  Not enough  fuel to  quite light it up,  but enough to make  white smoke.    The  longer the  injection line,  such as  #6,   the  harder it is  for it to   'blow out'  the  air..  

It's really hard to  'hear'  (for me)   the tell tale  signs  on a video clip..

Edited October 17, 2014 by rancherman

[CUMMINSDIESELPWR]

i think there was something sticking in the vp as there was plenty of fuel spitting when i cracked the line. almost like too much fuel for too long...

but yes im glad its gone, ive had the system dry many times and it boggled me too, never happened before

[Yankneck696]

There is no such thing as a longer injection line on a diesel. They are all the same length. This is so that the timing will be the same per cylinder. That is why you see some with funky bends.

 

Ed

[LiveOak]

Out of an abundance of caution and curiosity, by chance, have you checked to see if you have any codes latched?

[rancherman]

   ^{I just knew the second I hit  'enter'  with that last post....  I was  doomed.  Thanks  Yankneck for pointing out the  obvious.}

[Mopar1973Man]

   ^{I just knew the second I hit  'enter'  with that last post....  I was  doomed.  Thanks  Yankneck for pointing out the  obvious.}

 

We are all human and error from time to time...

[CUMMINSDIESELPWR]

Out of an abundance of caution and curiosity, by chance, have you checked to see if you have any codes latched?

no codes at all, was checking frequently

[CUMMINSDIESELPWR]

here is a long term rebuild update, its been a hectic year since rebuild...

 

Moved to florida from colorado 1900 miles towing trailer same size as when the engine ate itself. No issues.

 

then got a job in wisconsin another 1900 miles from florida with same trailer again and even went up a nasty grade in north carolina out of asheville and had zero issues.

 

next up is sanding the bumper and rhino lining it instead of paint, also sand the running boards and bed down and rhino line them as well (rusty up here from salt)